Clearly shaped by their prior experiences and interactions with the cat, their perceptions of the animal vary tremendously and convey to the reader how perspective and personal interactions can fashion our views of the world. They All Saw a Cat is such a powerful read about point of view!! Every character in this remarkably intelligent book views something unique when looking at the exact same cat. RELATED: We’ve got all the best children’s books for you on Happily Ever Elephants, so be sure to check them out! The text is spare, letting the beautiful and unique illustrations impart whether the observer views the cat as friend or foe. Yet, as he comes across various animals, the cat is perceived in astonishingly different ways, from predator to huggable house pet, in color or in black and white, from up above or from down below, and his body parts seem to morph and change based on the eyes through which the cat is viewed. In this story, a cat walks through the world, complete with whiskers, ears and paws. This encounter was what I thought of when I first read Brendan Wenzel’s remarkable debut entitled They All Saw A Cat, a fabulous book that teaches point of view to children. All he saw were gardenias throughout our quick conversation, while I still watched her breathe fire. He could not believe this lady was the same person I’d always spoken about, as her southern charm and sweet as sugar demeanor won him over. One evening, years after I had quit that job, my husband and I ran into this old boss at a restaurant. Literally- horns, an evil smile and a face like fire. Why? Check it out!Įvery time an old boss of mine walked into my office, I saw a devil. There is so much value in books that teach point of view to kids.
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